Hirohito Innocent, Keenan Believes Hirohito Innocent
Tokyo dispatch reports Chief War Crimes Prosecutor Joseph B Keenan agreed to publish remarks from an off the record record noting thorough investigation failed to show evidence implicating Emperor Hirohito in the Pacific war. Keenan stated this belief before the tribunal investigating Tojo and other officials.
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Tokyo
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Hirohito
Pacific
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Scarler
International Tribunal
Srmer
Hideki Tojo
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Netherlands
Bridge Collapse in Naga Province Kills and Maims
Reports from Manila say four people were killed and about 100 injured or missing after a bridge collapsed in Naga, Camarines Sur Province, about 235 rail miles southeast of Manila. The incident prompted early dispatches as rescue efforts continued.
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Manila
Ree
Naga
Camarines Sur
Tenyearold blind boy gifted piano after loss of sight
Detroit readers rally to aid Tommy Barton a ten year old boy losing most of his sight and needing a piano neighbors donate an upright piano and many residents offer further help Mrs Barton says Tommy thanks the donor and returns to school and music practice with new instrument
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Tommy ‘Barton
Tormy
Plano
Tommy
Katherine
Rudolph Gross
Barton
Stepfather killed by car in unclear family clash
Anthony Robinson found the battered body of Rexford Thompson, 35, of Bingham, a Canadian World War II veteran who had married Robinson's mother after leaving home. Thompson, who had never met Robinson before, was struck by a motor bicycle on Tuesday night and died on a highway near Winslow.
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Anthony Robins
Robinson
Rexford Thompson
Bingham
Thompson
Plot to Sabotage Shanghai Power Seen Optan at oc
Lt General Hsuan Tsavu of Woosung garrison reports Shanghai Power Company workers sought by Communist agents planning to sabotage the city’s power supply. Six more employees were arrested causing a protest strike by over 2000 workers.
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Shanghai Power
Optan
Hsuan Tsavu
Woosung
Elty
Hartley Aims to Ban Mass Picketing in U S
Indiana discussion centers on strengthening Taft Hartley provisions against mass picketing. Rep Fred A Hartley Jr chair of the House labor committee says hearings early next year will consider changes to curb mass protests and bolster the right to work. He notes support from chambers of commerce and the matter may reach the next Congress.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Earley
Fred A. Hartley Jr
Taft-Hartley
Indiana
Chambers of Commerce
House Labor Committee
Spiral skirt controversy from London fashion designers
London reports British dress designers clash with Paris long dresses and unveil a spiral design aimed to create an elongated look while not fully concealing the calf. The Guild of Creative Designers promised details later as Chairman Henry Scott commented on the effect. Some stylists noted the design ends about 24 inches from the ground.
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Guild of ‘Creative Designers
Henry Scott
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